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i'm not understanding why you think our theory on evolution has to be rethought. First off, you don't present any facts that need to be reconsidered. yes, phi may be present in lots of biologic and non-biologic systems. it could be that in biologic systems it was something a far back common ancestor adapted and was kept from that point on.
with your example of the sunflower, as it evolves it will constantly attmept to become more effecient through random mutation. it doesn't stop. when a more effience manner happens, that one propagates more then the others eventually out competing other varieties.
could it be possible that phi is common in hurricanes and planets because there is something about it that leads to better energy conduction/tranformance/whatever between particals in the swirling gases?
none of this points to a divine being. at best it points to a ratio that has proven to be very efficient within the natural world and therefor has become commonplace.
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